S2.E42 | Vlade Divac & Alperen Şengün

Episode 42 of Basketball Now & Then showcases a skilled big man comparison between Alperen Şengün and Vlade Divac, two centers who redefine what it means to play through the post. Touch. Vision. Creativity. Big men who think like guards.The hosts explore how Divac’s passing, footwork, and feel for the game made him one of the most unique centers of his era, often initiating offense from the high post. Then there’s Şengün, a modern offensive hub who blends post scoring, playmaking, and crafty footwork to control the flow of the game. Similar instincts, different environments. One thrived in a system ahead of its time, the other benefits from a league that now embraces playmaking bigs.What connects them? Skill and feel. By linking Divac’s pioneering style to Şengün’s modern execution, Basketball Now & Then continues its mission of bridging generations, showing that when big men can pass and create, the entire offense opens up.🛒 Shop the official NBA 🏀 Store to grab Alperen Şengün and Vlade Divac jerseys, gear, and more. Every purchase supports Basketball Now & Then. 🙏🏽 Tap in now.https://nbastore.vwz6.net/alperen-sengun-gear-collectibleshttps://nbastore.vwz6.net/vlade-divac-gear-collectibles🚨SUBSCRIBE / FOLLOW our show TODAY🚨 Visit our website to access hundreds of hours of unique basketball content and see why we are a top rated podcast, downloaded in over 55 countries and ranked in the Top 100 basketball podcasts.Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on SpotifyYou can also follow us on social media at:YouTube: @BBall_NowandThenTwitter (X): @BBallNowandThenInstagram: @bball_nowandthenFacebook: @Basketball Now & ThenTikTok: @bball_nowandthenThreads: @bball_nowandthenPinterest: @bball_nowandthenFor EXCLUSIVE bonus episodes, check out our Patreon page or subscribe on Apple Podcast.Listen on PatreonThanks for being a valued member of our basketball comparison community! 🙏* With our classic episodes and legends series, we compare basketball players, not necessarily to see who is better, but to juxtapose their basketball journeys for the enrichment of the game.